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Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, announced the trading pairs it will open for trading as of September 4. The exchange shared an announcement on its blog page for the new trading pairs.
Binance’s announcement is as follows:
“This announcement provides information about new trading pairs and trading bot services that will be available on Binance Spot starting September 4, 2024. Please note that the availability of these products and services may vary depending on your region.
New Trading Pairs
As of 2024-09-04 08:00 (UTC), the following trading pairs are available:
- AAVE/USDC
- STMX/TRY
- SUN/TRY
- TRX/USDC
Trading Bot Services
As of 2024-09-04 08:00 (UTC), the following trading bots are available:
Spot Grid, Spot DCA, and Rebalance Bot:
- DOGS/USDT
- RENDER/USDT
- REZ/USDT
- ZK/USDT
- ZRO/USDT
Spot Algorithm Orders
- AAVE/USDC
- STMX/TRY
- SUN/TRY
- TRX/USDC
Important Notes
TRY represents the fiat currency Turkish Lira and is not associated with any digital currency.
Discounted Fees
Users will benefit from discounted taker fees on all existing and new USDC spot and margin trading pairs until otherwise stated. Eligibility: Trading these new pairs is subject to eligibility based on the user’s country or region of residence. Users must complete account verification to trade these new pairs.
Restricted Regions
Users residing in the following regions cannot trade these spot trading pairs:
- Canada
- Cuba
- Region of Crimea
- Iran
- Netherlands
- North Korea
- Syria
- United States and its territories (American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, Northern Mariana Islands, US Virgin Islands)
- Non-government controlled areas of Ukraine
Please note that this list of restricted countries may change due to updates in legal or regulatory requirements or other factors affecting trading eligibility. Always check the latest announcements for up-to-date information.
Thank you for your continued support!
Binance Team”
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